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Bob on. Ours is garish and I can see why a lot dislike it, but it's not even nearly the worst. Not even nearly. I think I've decided my future career, kit designer. Piece of piss, even a proper one must only take a few mins, some of this years look like the designer fell asleep on his keyboard whilst designing.Worthy4England wrote:Looks like they're wearing one of them girlie cropped cardy's on top.
How some people can look at these and say ours is worse defeats me.
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But dont you feel sorry for the Championship club fans who could see this in every game that Newcastle play away!!enfieldwhite wrote:Thank god we won't see much of that this season!Jakerbeef wrote:Ours is starting to look ok by comparison.
If THIS isn't a hoax it is an utter monstrosity.
Depression is just a state of mind, supporting Bolton is also a state of mind hence supporting Bolton must be depressing QED
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We do appear to have made the list of kit horror stories with our new one on Sky
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... tball_Kits_
Mind you, not unsurprisingly, so have Newcastle.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... tball_Kits_
Mind you, not unsurprisingly, so have Newcastle.
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That's not even OUR worst ever kit. Last season's was far worse.Worthy4England wrote:We do appear to have made the list of kit horror stories with our new one on Sky
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... tball_Kits_
Mind you, not unsurprisingly, so have Newcastle.
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I think so too...H. Pedersen wrote:That's not even OUR worst ever kit. Last season's was far worse.Worthy4England wrote:We do appear to have made the list of kit horror stories with our new one on Sky
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... tball_Kits_
Mind you, not unsurprisingly, so have Newcastle.
NEWCASTLE ALIENATE REMAINING FANS WITH NEW AWAY KIT
THE Newcastle United board has decided to alienate its few remaining fans with a new away kit that looks like a boiled sweet made from urine.
The kit was designed by lifelong Sunderland fan Tom Logan, who said he spent weeks searching for just the right shades of yellow.
He added: "I wanted something that said 'p*ss', but combined both the pale yellow of a poor person who drinks too much with the dark yellow of a person who buys rich food that they can't really afford."
The kit will go on sale next week, priced to meet the value for money expectations of gullible, colour-blind halfwits.
Meanwhile the board hopes its latest move will constitute the final straw so the club can finally be wound down and sold off at a car-boot sale in Whitley Bay.
Chairman Mike Ashley said: "I'll be honest, at this point we're so brassic we're accepting Nectar Points and handjobs just to make ends meet."
He added: "It's been tough - re-employing Keegan, absurdly expensive season tickets, Dennis Wise - but this should finally enable me to flatten St James's Park and use the land for raising goats."
Defender Steven Taylor, who modelled the strip, said: "This is possibly the biggest tit I've felt since joining Newcastle, and I spend most of the season being dumped on my arse while the opposition hoof the ball into the roof of the net."
Newcastle fan Martin Bishop added: "I've followed the Toon since Jackie Milburn but if I go around wearing that, people will automatically think I've just escaped from a parade that celebrates alternative lifestyles."
Was right all along
But ours is the best of the 13 shown on there!Worthy4England wrote:We do appear to have made the list of kit horror stories with our new one on Sky
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... tball_Kits_
Mind you, not unsurprisingly, so have Newcastle.
Depression is just a state of mind, supporting Bolton is also a state of mind hence supporting Bolton must be depressing QED
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Didn't they bring that back this year?Worthy4England wrote:Yeah and they're missing a few classics too...Coventry's little brown number in the 70's for starters...
Nat Lofthouse:
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
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They did bring it back as a 125 anniversary, though just the colour not the dreadful design! http://www.retrofootballshirts.co.uk/bl ... -shirt.htm
However has anyone mentioned Hulls kit from 1992! http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/2984863.stm
However has anyone mentioned Hulls kit from 1992! http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/2984863.stm

Nat Lofthouse:
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
I think I remember that oneratbert wrote:Wolves did a kit with tyre marks all over it (sponsored by Goodyear, y'see)
Nat Lofthouse:
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... rious.htmlManchester United fans want their new rugby league-style kit scrapped before it goes on sale next month. The shirt has a 'V' across the front and has been accused of looking "too American".
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Well now they can all go play for the area the club is actually from. Salford! Go join in with the Rugby players. Actually just thinking about it...maybe thats why Ronaldo left, he couldn't handled being tackled by some council flat bruisers 

Nat Lofthouse:
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
“in my day, there were plenty of fellas who would kick your b****cks off. The difference was that at the end of the match they would shake your hand and help you look for them!”
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Errr. They're not actually from Salford. They're the other side of the Manchester Ship Canal in Trafford. Trafford hasn't had an RL side for some while now.jenkz wrote:Well now they can all go play for the area the club is actually from. Salford! Go join in with the Rugby players. Actually just thinking about it...maybe thats why Ronaldo left, he couldn't handled being tackled by some council flat bruisers

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